Definition of retraction in English:

retraction

noun rɪˈtrakʃ(ə)nrəˈtrækʃ(ə)n

1mass noun The action of drawing something back or back in.
prey are grasped between the jaws upon tongue retraction
Example sentencesExamples
- The difference between the two suborders of turtles is the method of head retraction.
- The male has been known to nip at the bottom edges of the tentacles in order to cause retraction.
- Repeated and prolonged asymmetric filopodial retraction does not alter growth cone direction.
- During jaw retraction, the neck was straightened, thereby pushing the braincase anteriorly as the lower jaw was pulling the prey caudally.
- There is a dual lock with simultaneous retraction of latch and deadbolt by an inside lever.
- This is a typical example for which the well-known consequence is cell retraction and rounding off of the surface.
- A small fraction, consistent with one or two molecules of tip retractions, show clear sawtooth patterns in force.
- The autocorrelations did not decay to zero because there was very little retraction.
- In anisotropic spreading, large regions of the edge were inactive, showing neither actin filament retraction nor edge extension.
- We consider these regions of the cell the active regions of protrusion and retraction.
2count noun A withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking.
he issued a retraction of his allegations
Example sentencesExamples
- He demanded a retraction saying that he had never heard of the calculus of fluxions until he had read the works of Wallis.
- The president has given instructions for the ambassador to be called in order to demand a retraction.
- News of the firing only became public when the official retraction was published last month.
- He privately acknowledged that he was wrong but declined to make a public retraction.
- Astronomers quickly followed up the story with a retraction.
- The retraction marks the first split in their alliance.
- The director gets to interview the priest who claims to have been the direct witness to the retraction.
- His mistress insists that he married her in formal rites, thus indirectly confirming the retraction.
- Their government has angrily demanded a retraction of tactless comments made by our treasury secretary.
- I hope everyone saw the retraction I posted at the beginning of the last chapter.

Definition of retraction in US English:

retraction

nounrəˈtrakSH(ə)nrəˈtrækʃ(ə)n

1The action of drawing something back or back in.
prey are grasped between the jaws upon tongue retraction
Example sentencesExamples
- A small fraction, consistent with one or two molecules of tip retractions, show clear sawtooth patterns in force.
- In anisotropic spreading, large regions of the edge were inactive, showing neither actin filament retraction nor edge extension.
- We consider these regions of the cell the active regions of protrusion and retraction.
- During jaw retraction, the neck was straightened, thereby pushing the braincase anteriorly as the lower jaw was pulling the prey caudally.
- Repeated and prolonged asymmetric filopodial retraction does not alter growth cone direction.
- The autocorrelations did not decay to zero because there was very little retraction.
- This is a typical example for which the well-known consequence is cell retraction and rounding off of the surface.
- There is a dual lock with simultaneous retraction of latch and deadbolt by an inside lever.
- The difference between the two suborders of turtles is the method of head retraction.
- The male has been known to nip at the bottom edges of the tentacles in order to cause retraction.
2A withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking.
he issued a retraction of his allegations
Example sentencesExamples
- His mistress insists that he married her in formal rites, thus indirectly confirming the retraction.
- The director gets to interview the priest who claims to have been the direct witness to the retraction.
- I hope everyone saw the retraction I posted at the beginning of the last chapter.
- Their government has angrily demanded a retraction of tactless comments made by our treasury secretary.
- He demanded a retraction saying that he had never heard of the calculus of fluxions until he had read the works of Wallis.
- News of the firing only became public when the official retraction was published last month.
- The retraction marks the first split in their alliance.
- The president has given instructions for the ambassador to be called in order to demand a retraction.
- Astronomers quickly followed up the story with a retraction.
- He privately acknowledged that he was wrong but declined to make a public retraction.

词汇	retraction
释义	Definition of retraction in English: retraction noun rɪˈtrakʃ(ə)nrəˈtrækʃ(ə)n 1mass noun The action of drawing something back or back in. prey are grasped between the jaws upon tongue retraction Example sentencesExamples The difference between the two suborders of turtles is the method of head retraction. The male has been known to nip at the bottom edges of the tentacles in order to cause retraction. Repeated and prolonged asymmetric filopodial retraction does not alter growth cone direction. During jaw retraction, the neck was straightened, thereby pushing the braincase anteriorly as the lower jaw was pulling the prey caudally. There is a dual lock with simultaneous retraction of latch and deadbolt by an inside lever. This is a typical example for which the well-known consequence is cell retraction and rounding off of the surface. A small fraction, consistent with one or two molecules of tip retractions, show clear sawtooth patterns in force. The autocorrelations did not decay to zero because there was very little retraction. In anisotropic spreading, large regions of the edge were inactive, showing neither actin filament retraction nor edge extension. We consider these regions of the cell the active regions of protrusion and retraction. 2count noun A withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking. he issued a retraction of his allegations Example sentencesExamples He demanded a retraction saying that he had never heard of the calculus of fluxions until he had read the works of Wallis. The president has given instructions for the ambassador to be called in order to demand a retraction. News of the firing only became public when the official retraction was published last month. He privately acknowledged that he was wrong but declined to make a public retraction. Astronomers quickly followed up the story with a retraction. The retraction marks the first split in their alliance. The director gets to interview the priest who claims to have been the direct witness to the retraction. His mistress insists that he married her in formal rites, thus indirectly confirming the retraction. Their government has angrily demanded a retraction of tactless comments made by our treasury secretary. I hope everyone saw the retraction I posted at the beginning of the last chapter. Definition of retraction in US English: retraction nounrəˈtrakSH(ə)nrəˈtrækʃ(ə)n 1The action of drawing something back or back in. prey are grasped between the jaws upon tongue retraction Example sentencesExamples A small fraction, consistent with one or two molecules of tip retractions, show clear sawtooth patterns in force. In anisotropic spreading, large regions of the edge were inactive, showing neither actin filament retraction nor edge extension. We consider these regions of the cell the active regions of protrusion and retraction. During jaw retraction, the neck was straightened, thereby pushing the braincase anteriorly as the lower jaw was pulling the prey caudally. Repeated and prolonged asymmetric filopodial retraction does not alter growth cone direction. The autocorrelations did not decay to zero because there was very little retraction. This is a typical example for which the well-known consequence is cell retraction and rounding off of the surface. There is a dual lock with simultaneous retraction of latch and deadbolt by an inside lever. The difference between the two suborders of turtles is the method of head retraction. The male has been known to nip at the bottom edges of the tentacles in order to cause retraction. 2A withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking. he issued a retraction of his allegations Example sentencesExamples His mistress insists that he married her in formal rites, thus indirectly confirming the retraction. The director gets to interview the priest who claims to have been the direct witness to the retraction. I hope everyone saw the retraction I posted at the beginning of the last chapter. Their government has angrily demanded a retraction of tactless comments made by our treasury secretary. He demanded a retraction saying that he had never heard of the calculus of fluxions until he had read the works of Wallis. News of the firing only became public when the official retraction was published last month. The retraction marks the first split in their alliance. The president has given instructions for the ambassador to be called in order to demand a retraction. Astronomers quickly followed up the story with a retraction. He privately acknowledged that he was wrong but declined to make a public retraction.
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